Check out some of the articles in the press that deal with the work of Vivalá – Sustainable Tourism in Brazil. Most of them are in Portuguese, but you may use the translation features both from your browser and from the site of the media vehicle:
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Far beyond the postcard: Vivalá takes you to explore Brazil through sustainable tourism alongside local communities
Vivalá invites travelers to reverse this logic: to get to know new places from the perspective and experience of the communities that inhabit them.
FOLHA DE SÃO PAULO
Visit to indigenous land includes river bathing and storytelling by the campfire
Some say that traveling is no longer an adventure. While the massification of tourism has made everything somewhat predictable for the traveler, the traveler, in turn, also prefers the certainty that everything will be as they imagined. In the end, very little room remains for the uncertain and the different, precisely what gives an air of adventure to the journeys.
SÃO PAULO SECRETO
(Almost) secret attractions: 9 tours of places that not everyone knows about in São Paulo
A million-year-old crater, indigenous territories within the city, a mud house in the middle of Faria Lima are just some of the items that appear on this unmissable list.
CATRACA LIVRE
Everything you need to know before climbing Mount Roraima
Going to Mount Roraima to get to know it is, in addition to a great adventure, a unique experience
What is sustainable tourism?
With sustainable tourism, your trip is good for you, the community that welcomes you and the planet
Sustainable tourism:
7 ways to make your trip better the world
Sustainable tourism becomes essential in the post-pandemic world
Companies put together packages that take into account biodiversity conservation, local culture and income generation for traditional communities
Nature trips support communities in conservation areas
Vivalá resumes community tourism in the Amazon and Lençóis Maranhenses and also launches itineraries for Veadeiros, Diamantina and the Cerrado and Caatinga regions
Startup offers immersion in the Amazon with sustainable tourism
Expeditions include experiences in riverside communities, nights in the hammock and indigenous crafts workshops; income helps support local people
Ecotourism in Brazil: the trend that is here to stay post-pandemic
Brazilians are rediscovering Brazil and the strengthening of national tourism is one of the consequences of border closures
Seridó offers “diving” in the land and promotes the beautiful Northeast beyond the coast
